‘Force Against Something’ alerts Geeklawyer that Lexmark are at it again, but with more success this time around. You may recall they sued Static Control Corporation unsuccessfully (pdf), using the DMCA, for providing an alternative cartridge market. Lexmark has substantial motive in crushing competition. Inkjet printers are sold on the ‘razor blade’ method […]
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